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17th Lusophone Open Science Conference Explores the Future of Artificial Intelligence

Notícias Portugal4 September 2026 at 10:31

The 17th Lusophone Open Science Conference (ConfOA2026) will take place between October 6 and 9 at the University of Algarve, with the central theme "Open Science in the Age of Artificial Intelligence". The event aims to foster discussion and sharing of experiences among the Lusophone community.

The conference workshops, with registrations already open, represent an opportunity for participants to deepen their knowledge and exchange experiences with area specialists. These activities will provide essential practical tools for advancing Open Science in a scenario where Artificial Intelligence plays an increasingly relevant role.

ConfOA2026 seeks to bring together academics, researchers, and science professionals to discuss the challenges and opportunities arising from the integration of Artificial Intelligence into research practices and knowledge dissemination. Participation in the event is free, ensuring access to all those interested in contributing to this debate.

The event is promoted by the Foundation for Science and Technology, and organizers recommend visiting the official conference website for more information on the program and available workshops. The conference promises to be a significant milestone for discussions on Open Science in the current context of technological evolution.

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